It is a true reference Telogrieka !!! All my congratulations for this discovery. I had never seen this model with smooth sleeves and flannel lining. Flannel is the same that we find on the jackets 'french' so this indicates an early production.
Thank you for sharing this with us Telogrieka!
I recently purchased this jacket and would like to know what period it is from. It has a sage green outer with grey lining. The buttons have been added recently from the look of the thread, as had the inside pocket.
It is very thick and heavily padded, much more so than my obviously post-war one.
No comments on the one above?
For me, after war with regard to the interior and exterior color.
Thank you. What about the colour makes you suggest this? Is it civilian or military?
The color of the inside is bluish. Look at the post there are good examples of presented. Thine is a military model but for me, after the war.
Hello everyone,
I will also put the pictures of the telogreika that I presented here :
Astapov Ivan Sergeevich,T-34 tank driver, winter1945
Because this thread is very useful and I'm sure that helped a lot of collector for improve their knowledge about this uniform
So here we go ...
IMO the telo of the Polish towaritsch is end of war or early postwar, but not later than 49. The word "БРАКЕР" means (and Michael correct me, if Im wrong) "official goods", so military like Philippe said. But buttons are postwar and I think added later.
Arthur has a nice wartime telo, but I think the second button is postwar. Postwar design, not rusty and has other thread like the other buttons, doesnt fit in the row.
To be honest I can only see the inscription at the bottom "C1" (1st grade) and "1946 г". Or I'm wrong?
No its 1945! Philippe has a tunic with the same stamp in his book (maybe he can post a picture). Arthurs stamp is just a lil bit salty.by dimmuborgir95
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